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The first philosophers of Greece : $b An edition and translation of the remaining fragments of the pre-Sokratic philosophers, together with a translation of the more important accounts of their opinions contained in the early epitomes of their worksFairbanks, Arthur

Philosophy

The first philosophers of Greece : $b An edition and translation of the remaining fragments of the pre-Sokratic philosophers, together with a translation of the more important accounts of their opinions contained in the early epitomes of their works

Name: The first philosophers of Greece : $b An edition and translation of the remaining fragments of the pre-Sokratic philosophers, together with a translation of the more important accounts of their opinions contained in the early epitomes of their works
Author: Fairbanks, Arthur

Fairbanks, Arthur

Philosophy, Ancient

275. Schol. Eur. _Phoen._ p. 600 Valck. Stein transposes first two words.

276-278. Galen in Hippokr. _Epidem._ iv. 2.

    276. MS. τὸ κατ’ ἄρρενα ἔπλετο γαίης. Text from Diels.

279. Plut. _de amic. mult._ 95 A; cf. Arist. _de gen. anim._ iv. 4; 771 b
23.

280. Arist. _de gen. anim._ iv. 8; 777 a 10; and Philop. on this passage.

281. Plut. _Quaest. Nat._ 916 D.

282-283. Plut. _Quaest. Conv._ 663 A.

    282. MS. μὲν ἐπὶ γλυκὺ, corr. Macrob. 283. MS. omits ἔβη and
    ends δαλεροῦ λαβέτω, corr. Karst.

284-285. Philop. on Arist. _de gen. anim._ 59 a.

    284. MS. ὕδωρ οἴνῳ μᾶλλον ἐναρίθμιον. Text from Stein.

286. Plut. _de def. orac._ 433 B.

    MS. γλαυκῆς κρόκου, corr. Karst. and Xylander.

287-311. Arist. _de respir._ 7; 473 b 9.

    287. _M_il δίαιμοι. 289. MSS. ἐπιστομίοις, _Z_ _M_il
    ἐπιστομίαις, corr. Stz. MSS. πυκναῖς or πυκίνοις, _M_il δόναξι.
    290. Some MSS. τέθρα, _M_il φόνον, others φανὸν. 291. _M_ μέν
    γ’ ἐνθεῖναι θέρει, pr _Z_ εὔπνοιαν. 292. Several MSS. ἐπάξῃ,
    ἐπαίξῃ. 293. Bekker with majority of MSS. καταβήσεται. 294.
    MSS. ἀναθρώσκει, corr. Karst. 295. Several MSS. κλεψύδραις,
    il παίζησι, _MZ_ παίζουσι, others παιζουσα, _MZ_il διιπετέος,
    others δι’ εὐπετέος. 298. il_MZ_ οὐδ’ ὅτ’, οὐδέτ’, Bk οὐδ’ ὅγ’,
    Stein οὐ τότ’. 299. MSS. ἀέρος, corr. Stein. 301. MSS. αὔξιμον,
    a few others αἴσιμον. Cf. Simpl. Phys. 151 v. 303. Many MSS.
    χρωσθέντος. 307. MSS. αὔξιμον, Bk. αἴσιμον. 309. MSS. ἐπαίξειε,
    corr. Stein. 310. _MZ_il αἰθέρος, others ἕτερον, _MZ_il οἶδμα
    τιταίνων. 311. l ἀναθρώσκοι.

313.[75] Plut. _Quaest. nat._ 917 E; _de curios._ 520 F.

    MS. (_Q.n._) κέμματα, (_de c._) τέρματα, Buttmann κέρματα.

    From Plutarch _Mor._ 917 E and Arist. _Problem. inedit._ II.
    101, (Didot, IV. p. 310); Diels _Hermes_ xv. 176 restores the
    following line after 313:

    <ἐν δρίῳ> ὅσσ’ ἀπέλειπε ποδῶν ἁπαλὴ περίπνοια.

314. Theophrast. _de sens._ § 22.

315. Theophr. _ibid._ § 9. Diels _Dox._ 501 suggests ὀστοῦν.

316-325. Arist. _de sens. et sensib._ c. 2; 437 b 26. Alex. Aphrod. on
this passage.

    318. _YE_ ἀμόργους, _M_l ἀμουργούς. 320. Many MSS. πῦρ. 323.
    MSS. λεπτῇσιν γ’ ὀθόνῃσιν corr. Bekker: several MSS. ἐχεύατο,
    λοχάζετο. 324. Several MSS. ἀμφιναέντος.

326. Arist. _Poet._ c. 21; 1458 a 5. Strabo, viii. 364.

327-329. Stob. _Ecl. Phys._ i. p. 1026.

    327. MSS. τετραμένα, corr. Grot. _ACt._ ἀντιθρῶντος, other
    MSS. ἀντιθροῶντος, corr. Bergk. 328. _ACt._ κικλήσκεται. 329.
    Cf. _Etym. M._ and _Or._ under αἷμα; Tertul. _de an._ xv. 576;
    Chalcid. on _Tim._ p. 305.

330-332. Arist. _de anim._ iii. 3; 427 a 23; and Philop. on this passage.
Arist. _Met._ iii. 5; 1009 b 18; Themist. on Arist. _de anima_ 85 b.

    330. Some MSS. ἐναύξεται. 330. MS. omits τ’. 331. MS. καὶ τὸ
    φρονεῖν, corr. Karst.

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Philosophy

The first philosophers of Greece : $b An edition and translation of the remaining fragments of the pre-Sokratic philosophers, together with a translation of the more important accounts of their opinions contained in the early epitomes of their works

Fairbanks, Arthur

Philosophy, Ancient

275. Schol. Eur. _Phoen._ p. 600 Valck. Stein transposes first two words.

276-278. Galen in Hippokr. _Epidem._ iv. 2.

    276. MS. τὸ κατ’ ἄρρενα ἔπλετο γαίης. Text from Diels.

279. Plut. _de amic. mult._ 95 A; cf. Arist. _de gen. anim._ iv. 4; 771 b
23.

280. Arist. _de gen. anim._ iv. 8; 777 a 10; and Philop. on this passage.

281. Plut. _Quaest. Nat._ 916 D.

282-283. Plut. _Quaest. Conv._ 663 A.

    282. MS. μὲν ἐπὶ γλυκὺ, corr. Macrob. 283. MS. omits ἔβη and
    ends δαλεροῦ λαβέτω, corr. Karst.

284-285. Philop. on Arist. _de gen. anim._ 59 a.

    284. MS. ὕδωρ οἴνῳ μᾶλλον ἐναρίθμιον. Text from Stein.

286. Plut. _de def. orac._ 433 B.

    MS. γλαυκῆς κρόκου, corr. Karst. and Xylander.

287-311. Arist. _de respir._ 7; 473 b 9.

    287. _M_il δίαιμοι. 289. MSS. ἐπιστομίοις, _Z_ _M_il
    ἐπιστομίαις, corr. Stz. MSS. πυκναῖς or πυκίνοις, _M_il δόναξι.
    290. Some MSS. τέθρα, _M_il φόνον, others φανὸν. 291. _M_ μέν
    γ’ ἐνθεῖναι θέρει, pr _Z_ εὔπνοιαν. 292. Several MSS. ἐπάξῃ,
    ἐπαίξῃ. 293. Bekker with majority of MSS. καταβήσεται. 294.
    MSS. ἀναθρώσκει, corr. Karst. 295. Several MSS. κλεψύδραις,
    il παίζησι, _MZ_ παίζουσι, others παιζουσα, _MZ_il διιπετέος,
    others δι’ εὐπετέος. 298. il_MZ_ οὐδ’ ὅτ’, οὐδέτ’, Bk οὐδ’ ὅγ’,
    Stein οὐ τότ’. 299. MSS. ἀέρος, corr. Stein. 301. MSS. αὔξιμον,
    a few others αἴσιμον. Cf. Simpl. Phys. 151 v. 303. Many MSS.
    χρωσθέντος. 307. MSS. αὔξιμον, Bk. αἴσιμον. 309. MSS. ἐπαίξειε,
    corr. Stein. 310. _MZ_il αἰθέρος, others ἕτερον, _MZ_il οἶδμα
    τιταίνων. 311. l ἀναθρώσκοι.

313.[75] Plut. _Quaest. nat._ 917 E; _de curios._ 520 F.

    MS. (_Q.n._) κέμματα, (_de c._) τέρματα, Buttmann κέρματα.

    From Plutarch _Mor._ 917 E and Arist. _Problem. inedit._ II.
    101, (Didot, IV. p. 310); Diels _Hermes_ xv. 176 restores the
    following line after 313:

    <ἐν δρίῳ> ὅσσ’ ἀπέλειπε ποδῶν ἁπαλὴ περίπνοια.

314. Theophrast. _de sens._ § 22.

315. Theophr. _ibid._ § 9. Diels _Dox._ 501 suggests ὀστοῦν.

316-325. Arist. _de sens. et sensib._ c. 2; 437 b 26. Alex. Aphrod. on
this passage.

    318. _YE_ ἀμόργους, _M_l ἀμουργούς. 320. Many MSS. πῦρ. 323.
    MSS. λεπτῇσιν γ’ ὀθόνῃσιν corr. Bekker: several MSS. ἐχεύατο,
    λοχάζετο. 324. Several MSS. ἀμφιναέντος.

326. Arist. _Poet._ c. 21; 1458 a 5. Strabo, viii. 364.

327-329. Stob. _Ecl. Phys._ i. p. 1026.

    327. MSS. τετραμένα, corr. Grot. _ACt._ ἀντιθρῶντος, other
    MSS. ἀντιθροῶντος, corr. Bergk. 328. _ACt._ κικλήσκεται. 329.
    Cf. _Etym. M._ and _Or._ under αἷμα; Tertul. _de an._ xv. 576;
    Chalcid. on _Tim._ p. 305.

330-332. Arist. _de anim._ iii. 3; 427 a 23; and Philop. on this passage.
Arist. _Met._ iii. 5; 1009 b 18; Themist. on Arist. _de anima_ 85 b.

    330. Some MSS. ἐναύξεται. 330. MS. omits τ’. 331. MS. καὶ τὸ
    φρονεῖν, corr. Karst.

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